Crash involving stolen car leads to arrest, MoCo police say

Plus: Interfaith Works has new CEO; New documentary chronicles journey of two cows from Vermont dairy farm to Potomac sanctuary

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May 19, 2026 9:45 a.m.

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A crash involving a stolen vehicle led to an arrest Monday, Montgomery County police said in a post on social media. The crash happened in the area of Veirs Mill Road and Aspen Hill Road around 6:35 p.m. Police said the suspect was taken to a hospital for treatment of minor injuries sustained in the crash, but no one else was harmed. [DC News Now]

Interfaith works gets new CEO

Interfaith Works, the Rockville-based nonprofit serving the county’s homeless and low-income populations, has a new CEO. Lauren Puryear will take over on June 1 for Courtney Hall, who led the organization for five years. [Montgomery Community Media]

New documentary chronicles journey of two cows from Vermont dairy farm to Potomac sanctuary

A new documentary chronicles the journey of two baby cows from a dairy farm in Vermont, which planned to sell them for slaughter, to a Rosie’s Farm Sanctuary in Potomac. “Cow Trip” premiered Thursday on the Dodo, an animal-centric website. The filmmaker plans to host a screening in Washington, D.C. this fall. [The Washington Post]

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